cmdrfrag

Taking a screenshot is a great idea, remember being turned away at airport security because I had no signal and could not get the boarding pass to show up on my phone
What a relaxing and stress free day that was :)

Pro-tip..make your boarding pass screenshot your screen saver so you don't even have to unlock the phone to get to it.  

The one in the Royal App will work.  Make sure you screen shot it just in case your internet is acting wonky when you get to the port and won't let you get to the barcode.
SeaPass and photo ID when getting off the ship.  SeaPass proves you belong in the port, photo ID to match the name on the SeaPass.

Also great! I have a little vlogging camera I bring so my bf and I can record our memories on board

My GoPro, love to get some good video and pics of the ship on day 1 when everyone is walking around with that look of wonder and excitement on their faces

Someone's hacked @twangster account. Where's all the drool-worthy photos? #NotMyTwangster

All RC ships leaving from Southampton have smoke free casinos as it is illegal to allow smoking inside a public venue in the UK.
it was like this for my two Indy sailings in 2017 and 2018 and my explorer sailing in May this year.
I was so disappointed to learn that smoking and it's effects will be allowed on Harmony for my trip this August.
 
 

Plot twist: OP left the ship with 120 pool towels

Plot twist: OP left the ship with 120 pool towels

Plot twist: OP left the ship with 120 pool towels

Hmm, not a fan of that response.
Yes its a benefit for suite guests for this sailing but when you compare it to sailings out of any other ports its actually a restriction and really should be getting flagged. People are not going to know this and will assume that access to facilities on board would be the same as if they sailed out of USA/UK/Europe which they may have done previously and would not be aware that the Asian sailing are fundamentally different in ways, not just with regards to the Solarium 

Plot twist: OP left the ship with 120 pool towels

Plot twist: OP left the ship with 120 pool towels

Got me!!!!. As my kids would say, don't I feel sheepish?!!!! 

I know you certainly where able to bring your own skates and use them in the seaplex during roller skating times (One person on our cruise on Anthem did this and put us all to shame, flying round backwards while I was just trying to stay upright.)
Whether or not you can still do this I'm not sure, I would doubt you'd be able to use the running track for skating but I'd say there's no harm in asking 

WoW band if available on your ship or seapass card in pocket.

Wow, thats a big move. Didn't think they'd go back on that one but I guess from seeing some of the comments from people who felt cheated by the glitch maybe they saw this as an opportunity to gain some favour back.
A big Cheers to everyone who manged to pick up the reduced rate, let the Lava Flows......flow

All depends on the port/destination as to how long a walk you'd have.
Some can have a 5-10 minute walk and you'd be right into the town, others can be a bit further out and you'd need to grab a taxi if you wanted to go to a particular nearby beach
With regards to the stroller, we usually just bring one of those foldable umbrella strollers with us, can be stored easy in the stateroom and I always feel its better to have something and not need it than to need it and not have it

If your daughter is accustomed to using a stroller, better to bring it along. Don't let something like tired of walking ruin the vacation for both you and your daughter. As @cmdrfrag says, an umbrella stroller is easy to transport and store.
The alternative to a stroller is that you should be prepared for her to be tired of walking and desire to be carried. Are you prepared to do so? The answer to this question will determine whether the stroller is a necessity or an inconvenience for you.

All depends on the port/destination as to how long a walk you'd have.
Some can have a 5-10 minute walk and you'd be right into the town, others can be a bit further out and you'd need to grab a taxi if you wanted to go to a particular nearby beach
With regards to the stroller, we usually just bring one of those foldable umbrella strollers with us, can be stored easy in the stateroom and I always feel its better to have something and not need it than to need it and not have it

Here is me automatically thinking why do they have world of Warcraft bands on the boat and how do I get one... never mind ?

Hmm, not a fan of that response.
Yes its a benefit for suite guests for this sailing but when you compare it to sailings out of any other ports its actually a restriction and really should be getting flagged. People are not going to know this and will assume that access to facilities on board would be the same as if they sailed out of USA/UK/Europe which they may have done previously and would not be aware that the Asian sailing are fundamentally different in ways, not just with regards to the Solarium 

Hmm, not a fan of that response.
Yes its a benefit for suite guests for this sailing but when you compare it to sailings out of any other ports its actually a restriction and really should be getting flagged. People are not going to know this and will assume that access to facilities on board would be the same as if they sailed out of USA/UK/Europe which they may have done previously and would not be aware that the Asian sailing are fundamentally different in ways, not just with regards to the Solarium 

Not sure on that one, you'd be talking about replacing every stateroom lock with an RFID pad.
If the can do that would be amazing as I really like the Wow Bands but I'd really hate to be the contractor who would say they could get that done in 68 days. You'd be talking doing about 36/37 rooms a day